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Nestled on a five-acre plot of land in rural Charlotte, Tennessee, Lori Putnam is living the dream in her 1,800-square -
“To be a frontiersman, I thought I needed a horse and a rifle,” artist Doug Hall says of his childhood -
John Coker loves to paint trains—their power and strength, whistles and rumbles. He places those trains in their natural environments, -
Jack Sorenson remembers the day his cowboy lifestyle collided with his dreams of being an artist. He was 9 years -
Patrick Saunders has worked at a variety of jobs, from marketing and teaching to a stint as a Hallmark artist. -
Don’t try to pidgeon-hole Jennifer Johnson—or her art. Her subjects are varied, but her goal with each is the same: -
“I like to live as much of what I’m going to paint as possible, so I do a wagon train -
Before Brad Teare was a professional illustrator, before he was an abstract artist, and before he became the revered Western -
Kyle Polzin’s studio at his home in Austin, Texas, isn’t a grand, architectural space but it suits him just fine. -
Larry Riley pulled back a bit from painting a few years ago but he didn’t pull back from creating. During -
Kathryn Merrill has a lot going on right now, in both her life and her art. The accomplished Oklahoma artist, -
Wyoming sculptor and painter, J. C. Dye, says an artist needs two lifetimes: one to master the art of sculpting
